Perfume Bottle Quarterly - Summer 2003

Table of Contents:

Newsflash, from President ElsaBeth Crohn
Overview of 2003 Orlando Convention, by Ruthie Rosenfeld
Orlando Bus Tour, by Shirley Grodnitzky & Mike Vogelsang
Florida Flamingos, by Mike Vogelsang
First Time to the Convention, by Laura Levi
Exhibition Treasures Photos
Changing Glass Color with Irradiation, by Mark Chervenka
Member-Get-A-Member Awards for Year 2002-03, by Susan Arthur
Lucien Lelong, Perfumer, by Lenore Worth Hiers
Visiting Private Collection of Perfume Bottle Expert, by Jean-Marie Martin-Hattemberg
Early American Glass Scent Bottles (ca. 1775-1900), by Joan Walter
Cut Glass Perfume Bottles from American Brilliant Period, by Dick Miller
Steuben Glass Works, by Joyce Geeser
Quezal Art Glass Company, by Joyce Geeser
Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., by Joyce Geeser
Fostoria Vanity Items 1910-30, by Mary Sue Lyons
Tiffin, Cambridge and DeVilbiss, by Jim Fuller
Contemporary Studio Art Glass, by Shari Hopper
Ah -- to Volunteer, by Terri Wirth
Going, Going, It's Mine! by Jacqueline Johnson
Estee Lauder Solid Perfume Exclusives Fall 2003, by Terri Chappell-Boyd
Honors of the Association, Presented to Jean-Marie Martin-Hattemberg
A Passion for Perfume Bottles, Monsen & Baer 13th Perfume Bottle Auction
Treasures Found, by Marilyn Rockholt
Announcements of Upcoming Auctions

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About the Cover:
Coty, L'Idylle, 1910. Flacon from collection of Jean-Marie Martin-Hattemberg. This gorgeous and seldom seen 1910 blown glass Lalique perfume was made for Coty with a wonderful deep blue patina. Flacon has an Art Nouveau flavor to it with the six nude females playing and cavorting in the fog or on the ocean beach.

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